Northwest Center was told in late December that they had six months to vacate their Queen Anne building which they lease from the Seattle School District. They say that's not enough time to find a new location that fits the needs of their disabled children.
Everybody, it seems, loves a recreational trail. Unless the trail cuts through your property. A U.S. Supreme Court decision this week could lead to more legal action over trails created from abandoned railroad lines.
What to do on a beautiful day like this? Don't just hit the obvious spots like Green Lake or Seattle Center or the Arboretum. There are hundreds of parks in this city, and I can guarantee you that you have no idea where they are or what they offer.
2013 set a new record for the fewest lightning deaths in a year in the U.S. Only 23 fatalities were directly attributed to lightning in the country. The previous low record was in 2011 with 26 fatalities.
Golden Tate's signing with the Detroit Lions has many fans bidding a fond farewell, but none sweeter than the send off the now-former Seahawks receiver is getting from Top Pot Doughnuts.
Shorecrest High School teacher Molly Forry has met plenty of impressive students during her career. But few stand out like Senior Sophie Knudson. And just as amazing as her accomplishments is how she has overcome heartbreaking tragedy that's stricken her family.
A Malaysia Airlines plane sent signals to a satellite for four hours after the aircraft went missing, an indication that it was still flying for hundreds of miles or more, a U.S. official briefed on the search said Thursday.
After watching the president appear with Zach Galifianakis on "Between Two Ferns" and hearing about a few things that the lawmakers in Olympia have been working on, KIRO Radio's Dori Monson is questioning how elected officials are spending their time.
"The best science says, not only are earthquakes unpredictable they will never be predictable, because they're very dynamically unstable," says Tim Melbourne, professor of seismology and tectonics, who runs the Cascadia Hazards Institute.
The legislature is going to adjourn without passing the big transportation package that, among other things, would have raised the money to finish the west approach of the 520 bridge, and added more transit during rush hour.
Call it an unintended consequence of legalizing recreational marijuana. People are blowing-up their homes as they try to extract the hash oil from marijuana.
The Oregon owners of a 22-pound house cat who trapped them in their bedroom after attacking their baby say they're not giving up on their pet and are getting it medical attention and therapy.
What in the world is going on down in Olympia? Their big brainstorm this session is let's pass a massive gas tax increase onto the people, massive 11 and a half cents more a gallon. They want us to vote for that.
A ball knocked in goal during a wild scramble in the final moments at the Sounders season opener on Saturday not only clinched a 1-0 victory over defending MLS champion Sporting Kansas City, it also made for quite an introduction for a new player to Seattle's ball club.
If the University of Washington and Gonzaga won't renew their basketball rivalry on their own, then Washington State Senator Michael Baumgartner says he'll push a new law to force them to face off.
A group of notable female celebrities, female public officials, and businesswomen have joined together in support of a campaign called Ban Bossy, meant to make young girls less afraid of going after leadership positions.
It was August when a federal S.W.A.T. tank rolled down International Boulevard in Tukwila, and local police and federal agents raided and seized three motels. In the months since, the city has seen a significant drop in crime.
